The business card freelancers actually keep up to date.
Your rates, services, and links change. Your card shouldn't cost a reprint every time.
- Edit anytime, free — the link and QR never change.
- One tap to your portfolio, rates, and booking link.
- Pay once. No subscription eating your margin.
How it works for you
Hand someone your QR at a coworking desk — they tap Save contact, and you're in their phone.
What to put on a freelancer card
- 01Name, the service you sell in plain words, and your city — not a job title nobody searches for.
- 02One primary contact route you actually answer: email or phone. Both are supported, plus separate work and private numbers if you split them.
- 03Your booking link (Calendly) and portfolio as link buttons — they get their own icons on the card.
- 04A short bio line that says who you help, so the saved contact still makes sense in three months.
- 05Turn on lead capture (Pro) if you want visitors to leave their details instead of only taking yours.